Recap Roundups
March 26, 2017
Charlotte 120, Phoenix 106
The Charlotte Hornets wanted to start fast, and that's exactly what they did.
Brooklyn 107, Atlanta 92
The Brooklyn Nets had the rare opportunity on Sunday to protect a lead and coach Kenny Atkinson was happy to have veteran Jeremy Lin at his disposal to make it happen.
Sacramento 98, L.A. Clippers 97
Even Sacramento Kings rookie guard Buddy Hield believed the Los Angeles Clippers had the game in the bag.
Chicago 109, Milwaukee 94
The Chicago Bulls' up-and-down season flipped again.
Houston 137, Oklahoma City 125
If the chase for the 2016-17 MVP award can be reduced to one narrative, that conversation pits Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook producing historic stat lines while carrying a mediocre roster against Houston Rockets guard James Harden orchestrating the NBA's third-winningest team.
Indiana 107, Philadelphia 94
Indiana Pacers coach Nate McMillan liked the fire he saw from second-year center Myles Turner on Sunday night.
Boston 112, Miami 108
The Boston Celtics' reaction to pulling into a virtual tie for first place in the Eastern Conference was a virtual shrug.
Golden State 106, Memphis 94
The Golden State Warriors would like nothing better than to avoid the Memphis Grizzlies for as long as possible in the upcoming NBA playoffs.
New Orleans 115, Denver 90
New Orleans All-Star Anthony Davis left a lasting mark on the Denver Nuggets and the Western Conference playoff race through three quarters on Sunday night. Then, he took a seat in the fourth.
Portland 97, L.A. Lakers 81
It wasn't a matter of if Portland would catch the Denver Nuggets but when, Trail Blazers guard Allen Crabbe said.